Mike Morgan is correct. The other two are Ron Villone and LaTroy Hawkins. Didn't mean for it to be a trick question, but the key is that they all won games for 11 different franchises. Dotel was actually with 13 different teams, but didn't win games for some of them (the Yankees and Rockies come to mind).

Should have known Hawkins, but Villone is kind of a surprise to me.

Here at MLB 2018 we get at least couple sitemails every week asking, "Hey crazystengel, the highlight clips are great, but why no footage from the Mexican League?"

I guess because the name of the thread is MLB 2018?

Anyway, here you go, dummies.

those gray and yellow unis are something

Josh Hader may have had one of the more dominating relief appearances in recent years vs. the Reds last night. He struck out eight of the nine batters he faced, and he did it on just 37 pitches. This guy is rockin' a 60% k rate vs. the opposition. Sort of like an Andrew Miller on roids.

All 8 of Hader's K's

Very impressive, but then again I heard an announcer last night say that April 2018 was the first month in major league history with more strikeouts than hits.

It's the Whiff Era.

Has anyone had a chance to see Jordan Hicks? The high octane is remarkable, but he has a nasty slider.

"He's got a little protection there."

Enough with the fat-shaming!

Posted by DoctorKz on 5/1/2018 9:47:00 PM (view original):
Has anyone had a chance to see Jordan Hicks? The high octane is remarkable, but he has a nasty slider.

Came across this pitch tonight.

Posted by crazystengel on 5/19/2018 11:46:00 PM (view original):

Posted by DoctorKz on 5/1/2018 9:47:00 PM (view original):
Has anyone had a chance to see Jordan Hicks? The high octane is remarkable, but he has a nasty slider.

Came across this pitch tonight.

"Odubel just takes forever to get in the box," Hicks said, referencing Phillies center fielder Odubel Herrera. "It amps me up a little bit. So I bring it against him."

Y'think? 5 pitches to Herrera between 103.7 and 105 MPH in the 9th inning today, the 5 fastest pitches measured in MLB this season. That's one wicked sinker.

Posted by barracuda3 on 3/29/2018 10:25:00 AM (view original):
I go to a lot of New Hampshire Fisher Cats games and I can't wait to watch this guy (and Bo Bichette) play.

You're getting your money's worth. 4-for-4 with a walkoff 2 run homer today. Now batting a ridiculous .423. With Ronald Acuna in the majors and Juan Soto just called up today, can Vladimir Guerrero, Jr. be far behind? Bo Bichette not too shabby, either.

Tampa manager Kevin Cash is handling his pitchers like a WIS owner who plays SLB live!

The thinking, there, is truly far out. By having a tough righty take on the top of the lineup the first time through, Tampa’s starter, working in relief, would face an Angels lineup that had its 1-2-3 hitters now batting at the bottom of the order, where he would only face them a third time after he’d gone through 24 batters, or as many as eight full innings.

Is this something that might catch on?

Guess baseball needs even more 30 yr old mathematician types